fo-fich
Cite this: eDIL s.v. fo-fich
or dil.ie/22676
Forms:
fofich, fofith, fodafith, -fuich, -fuith, fofechat, -fuichit, -forais, forroi, forae, fofesat, fofeisit, foruasat, forriasat, foroesad, rofessed, -forruích, foruich, foruich, forfuich, forruachtatar, foruachtatar, fofechar, fo echar, -fuachar, fofeisear, -fuastar, -fuasdar, forruastar
v ind. pres. 3 s.
fofich,
Laws iv 362.16
.
BCrólige § 23
.
O'Dav. 929
.
Cáin Ad. § 35
.
ZCP xi 87. § 48
.
fofith,
Laws
ii 22.27 Comm.
Cf.
fodafith,
v 462.2
.
-fuich,
ACC § 129
(-fuaith v.l.).
-fuith,
Laws v 462.1
. 3 pl.
fofechat,
404.22
.
-fuichit,
Bürgschaft I § 47
. subj. pres. perf. 2
s. of.
-forais,
Ériu
xii 186.6
. 3 s. (perf.)
forroi,
Laws iv 220.12
.
forae,
iii 66.15
.
O'D. 928
(<
H 3.17, 658
). 3 pl.
fofesat,
O'Curry 700
(< H
338
).
fofeisit,
O'Curry 2142
(<
Eg. 88 2
). (perf.:)
foruasat,
O'Curry
219
(<
H 3.18, 115
). Cf.
forriasat,
O'Curry
700
(<
H 3.18, 338
). ? past
3 s.
foroesad,
Corm. Bodl. s.v. Mug eme
(forsesed Y, rofessed,
Harl. See also s.v. fo-fúasna). perf. 3 s.
-forruích,
LU 7013
(
BDD 66
= foruich Y).
foruich,
LL 261b9
(
IT i 81.5
.
forfuich Eg.). ? pl.
forruachtatar,
Corm. Y 876
. Bodl.
=
foruachtatar
,
O'Dav. 1223
. Pass. pres. s.
fofechar,
ZCP xi
87 § 48
. rel.
fo echar,
Cáin Ad. § 43
.
-fuachar,
Laws i 256.9
.
BCrólige § 11
(-ur). subj. pres. s. ?
fofeisear,
Laws iv 144.32
-
3
Comm
. Cf.
-fuastar,
376z
.
-fuasdar,
v 462.2
.
forruastar,
ii
396.31
. (
Stud. in E. Ir. Law 63
).
BCrólige § 44
. Part. foachta, q.v. Vn.
fogal q.v.; see also fúachtain.
(a)
trespasses, commits an offence, does injury
, intrans.
or with cogn. acc., FRI of pers.; common in Laws where
it is generally glossed by fúachtnaigid or a phrase formed
with fúachtain: ciasa cathach fofich cū fri tir ... ? what
trespass does a hound commit on the land ?
Laws
iv 120.15
. ma
forae neach cinuid n-ainceas, `if one has committed a crime
unintentionally'
iii 66.15
. nach fuil ales fiacha ... ni dligh
focruic leada on fir fodafich any wound which entails fines
does not oblige payment of the leech by the man who inflicts it
BCrólige § 19
. ind fir fofich `of the man who commits the
injury' (.i. roferustar in cneid ... .i. doni an fuachtain)
§ 23
.
folach for fer nad fuic(h),
§ 15
.
direnar triun dire
neich frisa ḟuachur (.i. ... risa ndentar an fuachtain),
§ 11
.
atat .iii. mna ... nad alet ot[h]rus ... cia forruastar friu,
§ 44
.
cia forruastar fria,
Stud. in E. Ir. Law 63
(
Laws ii 396
).
atat .iiii.
fogla fofich cach ben fria cele,
O'Dav. 929
.
di cach fogail
... fofechar fris,
Laws iii 536.8
.
cip foghail forae cach
díbh fri araile,
O'D. 928
(<
H 3.17, 658
). ma[d] fri neithe
fofeisear if the offence be committed against privileged persons
Laws iv 144.32 Comm.
=
fri neimte,
O'Curry 32
(<
H 3.18,
p. 13b
). ?
i fuissed fael allaid for oisc,
O'Curry 227
(
H 3.18,
p. 123a
) =
a fuirrecht faol allaidh for oisc,
O'Curry 2512
. (<
Eg
88, 42 a
-
b
). ni forrúich (foruich Y, furaich D, marbann,
Eg.)
mac tíre ina flaith acht tárag firend ...,
BDD 66
(U).
nad foruich an cintuch in cinaid that the defendant has not
committed the offence
Anecd. iii 24.14
.
di pecad etraid
foriacht-aide,
Trip. 234.15
(
foruich-ide,
2775
). fo-fechar
(fo-feich-, fo-sechar MSS) cairde huaitsiu ... roga ... dochum
na fine fod-ruich the border contract is broken by thee. I
shall go to the kindred who have broken it
Bürgschaft p. 32 § 1
.
cuir bél doerdae ni fuichit fine common express contracts
do not injure (form a liability of) the kindred,
p. 14
§ 47
. see also s.v. fo-roich.
(b)
attacks
, with acc.: cumma fofiched muir ┐ tir (of a
`banféinnid'),
Rawl. 143a33
. Perh. abs. here;
ravages by
sea and by land
?
ni fuachar muir ... .i. nocha tabair
fodiubadh ar in muir,
O'Curry 1424
(<
H 3.18, p. 639b
).